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Why are there so many germicides but so few anti-virus?
At the end of World War II, mass production of a newly discovered antibiotic, penicillin, saved many wounded wounded victims.
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A simple way to check your thyroid at home
Thyroid cancer can be successfully treated if detected early, so it is necessary to regularly check the neck at home for timely intervention.
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Blood can be stored for many years by freezing
Every year there are many volunteers who donate blood to help others save lives. But storing blood is not simple.
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Special masks to help deaf people communicate during the epidemic season
Reading oral palms during the epidemic season becomes difficult when people wear masks during translation, but Indonesian tailors have found a perfect solution.
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Masks made from bra become the best selling products in Japan
Since the appearance of underwear making masks, many people have waited, this idea can come true and now it has become a best seller in Japan.
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Students wearing a hat may experience eye strain, headache, and nearsightedness
Students have to look through the plastic for a long time and it will affect their eyes, especially for elementary students, the age of visual formation.
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The toxins from plant food
Use vegetables, tubers, fruits, and take advantage of cooking accessories that are familiar to our housewives.
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Why should children give birth before 35 years old?
At the age of 20-24 years, women are most likely to conceive; At 25-34 years of age, women give birth to and care for the best child. From 35 years of age onwards, ferti…
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Why do women gain weight at menopause?
For most women, premenopause begins after age 40. The entire menopause lasts about 4 years and starts when the ovaries produce less estrogen.
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Is an artificial uterus a tool to free women?
While it is undeniable that the uterus can still benefit a lot of people, it does not necessarily act as a tool to release women.
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The strange disease left millions sleepy, trapped in their own bodies and died
This sleep sickness happened at the same time as the Spanish flu outbreak, so it was often forgotten and forgotten by history and people.
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Japanese people rushed to buy 'freezer masks' to avoid heat
This bandage mask is paying attention to social networks to deal with the peak heat situation in many places in Japan starting in May.
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Suddenly discovered an existing drug cure snakebites
British scientists have found a drug that could increase the chance of a snakebite's death.
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Decipher the secret of Japanese encephalitis in the 1930s
There is considerable indirect evidence of Japanese microbiologists' association with the encephalitis epidemic in the Soviet Union.
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Signs that the body is having problems
Craving for chewing ice, being sleepy all the time, irritably without cause ... seems like normal signs, not worrying.